MITTY Corn Nail Drill Bit Coarse

FAQ'S

WHAT DO COLOURS ON NAIL DRILL BITS MEAN?

Nail drill bits are colour coded based on their grit level. In another word, how fine or coarse they are which is important.

Red: Fine grit

Blue: Medium grit

Green: Coarse grit

Black: Extra coarse grit

Yellow: 2 Extra coarse grit

Pink: 3 Extra coarse grit

 

HOW TO CLEAN NAIL DRILL BITS?

Clean your bits to remove product from the drill bit by washing with a brush and soap and water. After cleaning, completely immerse your bits in a  hospital grade liquid disinfectant for the time indicated on the label.

Store all bits in a clean, dry container until you are ready to use them.

SANDING BANDS OR SLEEVES: These are single-use, disposable items and cannot be saved or reused.

WHAT DO THE DIFFERENT NAIL DRILL BITS DO?

Corn drill bit – Coarse: Removal of thick nail products such as acrylic, dipping, SNS and hard gel. Use this drill bit on high speed.

Smooth Top Barrel-Medium: This nail drill bit is perfect for removing builder gel and soft gel product as well as gel polish. Use this drill bit on high speed. 

Cuticle Cleaner Ball Bit Medium: As suggestion by the name, this nail drill bit is perfect to remove excess cuticle without cutting the soft skin. Push cuticles back and use this drill bit on low speed to gently remove cuticles.

Under Nail Cleaner Fine: This nail drill bit is used to remove products from under the nail leaving a clean finish. Use this nail drill bit in low speed.

Under Nail Cleaner Medium: This nail drill bit is used to remove thicker products from under the nail leaving a clean finish. Use this nail drill bit in low speed.